Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-29

doz. So 50a3 90; quail per doz. 81 O0ai 70;
wild turkeys 75c.a$l so; Venison saddles
14ca15c whole deer 7a9c.
Nuts Shellbark hickory nuts per bushel
S1al -; walEuts 25a35c.
SJw I"fk.
NEW YoRk, January -. Flour
Receipts Is, 33S barrels and sacks; exports
Obs barrels, and 1,206 sacks; market
without quotable change, ruling barely
steady. Wheat-Receipts $4,000 bushels;
exports so, 9O4 bushels; spot steady; options
opened shade lower, later advanced gate,
afterwards declined sasc, closing steady
with recovery; sales 2,9SI,OO bushels
futures, 123, 900 bushels spot; No. spring
93c; No. hard 97Ic; ungraded red 9Oa92c;
No. red 9lfc; No. / red 95c; No. wnite
923c; No. 2 red January 81 sasl &c, closing
at 914c, February 91fa9l5c, closing at 9l3c;
March 92la93!c, closing at 92fc; April
932a94Ic. closing at 935c; May 95a954c,
closing at oslo; June 95ia96c, closing at
95sc; August 965a97c, closing at $3.50; Sep
TENDER 97sa9asc, closing at 9Sc; December
81 O1sa1 OF, closing at 81 0ls. Corn
Lower, closing steady; receipts $50 bush
els; exports III ,374 bushels; sales 592, 900
bushels futures. Ia, 900 bushels spot; I'M
graded 47sa49lc; steamer 47a47sc; No. 2
January nominal at Age; February AGA
47}c, closing at Age; March 4S4a4SSc,
closing at 4ssc; May 49sa493c, closing at
49.c. Oats-Modeately active; receipts
80, 800 bushels; exports none; mixed West
ern 37a3Sc; white state 3Sa42c, Hay
Steady and in fair demand. Hops-Quiet-
COffee-Fair; Rio firm at 145c; options
steady but quiet; sales s, 500 bags; January
13.3Oc; February -. 20al3 25c; April, May,
June and July13. 10c. Sugar-Quiet; re-
fined quiet. Enthusiastically; 500 test 20
a20!c. Rice-Steady. Petroleum-Steady;
United closed at 70sc. Tallow-Steady.
Rosin-Dull at 81 GOAL 10. Turpentime-
Dull at SOC. Eggs-Firm and in fair de-
mand; receipts l, 166 packages; western 3la
32c. WoOl-Quiet domestic fleece 30a
3Sc; pulled 14a35c. POrk-Steady and
moderately active. Cut Meats-Firm;
picked bellies 65a73c. Lard-More ac-
tive and shade stronger; western steam
spot Sc 774a6 80; February So 78a6 SOC;
March So S3a6 "a; April Sc G9a6 80; May
Sc 96aG 80; June 81 03a7 O6; city steam
So 20. Butter-Firm and in better de-
mand; Western 12a2Sc; Elgin creamery 90
a30c. Cheese-Firm and i'll fair demand;
Western flat 1la123c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January 2S.-The Wheat
market was active, with heavy feeling
in trade, and lower prices were reached.
The cables quoted foreign markets dull,
while the export clearings were light, at
tributed in part to the lOngshoremen's
strike in New York. The prices advanced
for May to S3Sc on predictions of colder
weather, and closed at the price current
at the close last night. Corn-Dull. Oats
very dull Provisions fairly active Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat--Cash
No. spring 77ic; do No. 3 spring 70a72c;
do No. red 792c; January 77a77Sc, clos
ing at 77ic; February 77a77sc, closing at
77ic; March 77sa78ic, closing at 77Sc;
May S3la84ic, closing at S3ic. Corn
Cash No. 35ic; January 35Ba35ic, clos
ing at 35ic; March 35sa35sc, closing at
35!c. Oats-Cash No. = 254c; January
and February 25!a25Sc, closing at oslo;
March 25Sc; May 3Oa30ic, closing at
30!c. Rye-Cash No. 2 sac. Barley
Cash No. 2 5Oa52!c. Flax Seed-NO. l,
81 0G. Timothy Seed-Prime 81 81.
Mess Pork-CaSh $l2 80; January and
February $12 424a12 60, closing at $l2 80;
March $l2 47lal2 65, closing at $l2 81!
May $l2 62!al2 81, closing at $l2 IS.
Lard-Cash, January and February So 40;
March So 50aG 50, closing Mt S. 52!; May
So 6jaa6 674, closing at So 65. Pork
Short ribs Sc 37!; shoulders S. 25a5 so;
short clear So 7Oa6 10. Whisky-At 81 1s.
Sugars-CutlOaf 6ia6sc; granulated Ola
6ic; standard A SIC. Butter-Quiet; cream
cry 2Oa2Sc; dairy 12a22c. Eggs-2Sa3Oc
per dozen for fresh.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, January 2S.-Flour-
Dull Wheat-Weak and lower; No. = red
January 92a92lc; February 92a92Ic;
March 954a93sc; April 932a94c. Corn
Spot firm; No. . mixed January 46I a46.c;
February 46la46sc; March l7ai7ic; April
l7Ya4Sfc. Oats-SpOt dull; No. 3 white
36a36j, Western No. = white 3Sc; No.
white 3S4c; futures dull and nominal; No.
. white January 37!a37Ic; February 81!
a3Sc; March 3Sa3Slc; April 3Sa3S4c. But
ter-Dull but steady; Western creamery
extra 3Sc; Western ladle worked good to
choice 20a23. Eggs-Dull and lower;
western fresh 2Sa2S!c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., January 2S.-CottOn
Quiet and easier. FlOur-In moderate
demand. Wheat-Easier. No. red S4ia
SHE; receipts $500 bushels; shipments
1, 500 bushels. Corn-Quiet; No. mixed
SHE. Oats-Quiet; No. = mixed 30a3Oic.
Rye-Firm; No. , sole. Pork-Dull at
$l2 So. Lard-Easy at S. ~. Bulk
Meats and Bacon-Steady and unchanged.
Whisky-Active and firm at IL. Butter,
Sugar and CheeSe-Firm. Eggs-Easier
at 23c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., January 2S.-Wheat--
Weak and lower; cash SIC; February % e
bid; May S73c; June Sssc. Corn-Dull;
cash 37c Clover Sced-Stcady; February
81 ~ bid; March 81 81.